The Scottish Chamber raise the roof with Maxim Emelyanychev 30 September 2025Posted inMusic Scottish percussionist Colin Currie joined the SCO in Essen's Philharmonie for a rousing end to their 2025 European tour
Education the Concertgebouw Orchestra YOUNG way 4 September 2025Posted inCulture, Music The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra puts education policy at the top of its agenda with the fifth edition of Concertgebouw Orchestra YOUNG
The hottest ticket in town: Mäkelä and the RCO play Mahler 5 22 August 2025Posted inMusic The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra with Klaus Mäkelä returned to the Concertgebouw for Mahler 5 and Berio’s Rendering
In conversation with Klaus Mäkelä at the Concertgebouw 21 August 2025Posted inCulture, Music Klaus Mäkelä sat down for a post-concert chat in Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw
Mäkelä and Jansen bring an old friend home to the Concertgebouw 17 August 2025Posted inMusic Janine Jansen joins Klaus Mäkelä and the Royal Concertgebouw orchestra for Prokofiev’s Concerto no. 1 and Bartók’s Concerto for Orchestra
Botan Takada from The Hague wins the Concertgebouw Competition 6 July 2025Posted inMusic A 12-year-old Japanese cellist from The Hague is the 2025 winner of the Concertgebouw's annual competition for talented young musicians
Inside the rehearsal room with Luis Castillo-Briceño 28 June 2025Posted inCulture, Music Rotterdam conducting competition unveils rising star. And it may all be down to Barbara Hannigan. So who is conductor Luis Castillo-Briceño?
Han-Na Chang conducts a programme full of stories with the RCO 24 June 2025Posted inMusic The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra’s concert was definitely one for the ladies. Han-Na Chang, was joined by Tatjana Vassiljeva-Monnier
Shaken and not stirred: Mahler Beyond at the Concertgebouw 24 May 2025Posted inMusic The New European Ensemble and John Warner performed Mahler 4 and a new work by Sebastian Black as part of the Mahler Festival 2025
Schiff’s undeniable mastery shines brightly in Amsterdam 22 May 2025Posted inMusic András Schiff’s dulcet piano tones flooded the Concertgebouw. Sitting centre-stage, a French 1838 Érard piano from the Edwin Beunk Collection in Enschede. Earlier in the week, Schiff had shared how…